Eleven Divorces Granted In Superior Court Yesterday
Judge William M. Matthie granted eleven divorce petitions in the Superior Court yesterday. The actions involve Gillan Luckner Phillips and Charles W. Phillips of Bridgeport on desertion claims dating from 1913. Custody awarded to the mothers for two children in that suit. Other cases include John Stryker of Keyport versus Helen T. Stryker for desertion since 1913, Elizabeth White and Milton White on cruelty and adultery, Julia Csik of Bridgeport versus Joseph Csik for cruelty, Kiss change of name sought, J Alleges desertion in multiple petitions, and Eleanor Wilson Grant versus Sheridan Grant with desertion claims. Judge Curtis heard motions but did not alter several previous decisions.
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William M. Matthie
Superly
Gillan Luckner
Phillips
Sty
Charles W. Phillips
Bridgeport
Ays
Lillian M
Charles’ W. Junior
John Stryker
Keyport
N. du Fcom
Helen
Joseph Csik
Marges
Pieannette — Bentsen
Westport
Thomas ‘Bentsen
Jon
Nary
Oma
Hager
James J. Sullivan
Geport
Samy Laura
Sridgeport
Froms
Jobmith
Gince
Childre
Bertha Cohn
Benson
Stamford
Arthur Harold Benson
Newernélty
Rere
William Pettigrew
Elizabeth Jane ‘Pettigrew
Belfast
Ireland
Idudgs Howard
J. Curtis
Summer Outings Planned by City Churches for Mothers and Children
Churches in City join Community Service to fund two summer outings for mothers and children. Proceeds from a Sunday collection across Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish groups will cover expenses. First trip on July 7 departs City Bridgeport Town Line at 1 20 PM returning at 6 30 PM. Lunch aboard ship, meals at city hall green, amusements, and trolley fares provided. Other groups will invite participants on subsequent days.
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Unity Service Commission
Albert EL Lavery
Service
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Ity Hall
Catholic Charitable’ Bureau
Charity, Organization, Society
Ecreation Bureau
Health and Charity Departments
Traffic committee reports limited action on comprehensive plan
The Common Council passed the jitney ordinance at the meeting as part of the traffic commission report. Other provisions await review by the Ordinance, Streets and Sidewalks, and Miscellaneous committees. Aldermen and police agree the new jitney rule guiding drivers on prescribed routes may ease congestion.
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E Common Council
Walter B. Lashar
George Meames
William E. Seeley
Hie Board of Aldermen
Orer
Board of Aldermen
Afi Department
Police Department
Gorsen Hearing Rescheduled For July First
The Gorsen hearing before Referee John W Banks is set to resume July 1 unless delay arises from New York attorneys. The session will address the trustee James T Staples petition regarding the report and receivers’ actions. Attorney Harry Holyert represents the parties.
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Tames T- Staples
Nless
Four Infantrymen Killed in Battle Near Souchan Mine
Washington reports four members of the Thirty-first Infantry were killed and two wounded while rescuing five American soldiers captured by Bolsheviks near Souchan mine. Second Lieutenant Albert F. P. Ward and Corporal Jesse M. Read among the fallen. Corporal George A. W. Jenson and Private Clarence G. Crail wounded, condition undetermined.
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Washington
Thirty-first Infantry
Res
Souchan Mine
William &. Graves
Hines Forecasts Boost in Freight Charges
Washington dispatch reports General Hines indicated sharp increases in freight rates may be necessary to wind up government railroad control after the week past. He signaled the need for higher charges to ensure U.S. homeward movement and financial stability following the wartime policy.
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HINES
Washington
General Hines
Ansonia Strike Ends as Workers Accept Pay Increase
Ansonia June 27 Most employees at the American Brass company have resumed positions and mills are nearly fully operating. Fewer than 500 remain out, some having left the city. Five strikers’ committee members are back at work. Skilled workers unhappy with a 19 cent hourly raise are talking with mill officials and expect a settlement.
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Ansonia
The
American Brass
Ansonia Teens Held on Alleged Burglary Charge
Ansonia youths Harry Blarci and John Borlotta both under 18 are held on $1000 bonds in the local police court after being bound over to the Superior Court. They are accused of burglarizing the home of rant Cummings and stealing money and thrift stamps, though both deny the charge.
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Ansonia
Harry Blarci
John Borlotta
Superior Court
Rant Cummings
Commissioners Hear and Administratrix Claim
Judge Paul L. Miller of the Probate Court heard the claim of Mire Jain Tr. Tayddy administratrix of the estate of Charles A. Conlin of New York who died September 1918. The first hearing was held yesterday in the county court house. Mrs Lydd seeks 2000 dollars for services rendered.
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Paul L. Miller
Mire Jain Tr. Tayddy
Charles A. Conlin
New York
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William M. Matthie Disé
Gorsen
Siberia
the House
Interstate Commerce
Committer
Elm Street
Georgette
Jersey
Newport
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